US20120139278A1 - Flexible adjustable gripping device - Google Patents
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- This disclosure relates to gripping devices, and particularly, to a flexible adjustable gripping device.
- Flexible adjustable gripping devices are widely applied to industrial robots for gripping workpieces automatically.
- a commonly used flexible adjustable gripping device has a complex structure and low accuracy for gripping the workpieces automatically.
- the commonly used flexible adjustable gripping device cannot align with a central portion of a pre-gripped workpiece automatically and accurately.
- FIG. 1 is an assembled, isometric view of an embodiment of a flexible adjustable gripping device.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded, isometric view of the flexible adjustable gripping device of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 3 is similar to FIG. 2 , but viewed from another aspect.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-section of the flexible adjustable gripping device of FIG. 1 .
- the flexible adjustable gripping device 100 includes a flexible adjusting mechanism 10 , a connecting member 30 and a gripping jaw assembly 50 .
- a first end of the connecting member 30 is fixed to the flexible adjusting mechanism 10
- a second end of the connecting member 30 opposite to the first end of the connecting member 30 is connected to a mechanical arm or a driving shaft of a robot (not shown).
- the gripping jaw assembly 50 is mounted to one end of the flexible adjusting mechanism 10 opposite to the connecting member 30 , for gripping a workpiece (not shown).
- the flexible adjusting mechanism 10 includes a flexible adjusting base 11 , a sliding block 13 , a sliding shaft 15 , an adjustment assembly 16 , a fixing member 17 and a lubricating assembly 19 .
- the flexible adjusting base 11 is a substantially rectangular board in the illustrated embodiment, and includes a top surface 111 , a bottom surface 115 opposite to the top surface 111 , and four side surfaces 117 .
- a substantially cross-shaped mounting slot 112 is defined through the top surface of the flexible adjusting base 11 .
- the mounting slot 112 includes a first mounting slot 1121 and a second mounting slot 1122 perpendicularly intersecting with the first mounting slot 1121 .
- the first mounting slot 1121 has a length greater than that of the second mounting slot 1122 , but has a width less than that of the second mounting slot 1122 .
- a receiving chamber 116 is recessed from the bottom surface 115 of the flexible adjusting base 11 and communicates with the mounting slot 112 .
- the receiving chamber 116 is substantially hollow cylindrical and is positioned at the substantially central portion of the bottom surface 115 .
- Each side surface 117 defines an assembly hole 118 communicating with the receiving chamber 116 .
- the sliding block 13 is slidably assembled within the mounting slot 112 , and further slidably assembled with the sliding shaft 15 .
- the sliding block 13 is substantially cross-shaped, and is slidably assembled within the mounting slot 112 along a preset direction.
- the sliding block 13 includes a first sliding block 131 and a second sliding block 132 perpendicularly intersecting with the first sliding block 131 .
- the first sliding block 131 has a shape and dimension substantially the same as that of the second sliding block 132 .
- the first and second sliding blocks 131 , 132 both have a width substantially the same as that of the first mounting slot 1121 , but less than that of the second mounting slot 1122 .
- the first and second sliding blocks 131 , 132 both have a length less that of the first mounting slot 1121 , but greater than that of the second mounting slot 1122 .
- One end of the sliding block 13 is slidably assembled within the mounting slot 112 of the flexible adjusting base 11 , and the opposite other end of the sliding block 13 is received within the receiving chamber 116 of the flexible adjusting base 11 , and further slidably assembled with the sliding shaft 15 .
- the sliding shaft 15 includes a main shaft 151 , a connecting shaft 153 coaxially extending from a first end of the main shaft 151 , and a fixed shaft 155 coaxially extending from a second end of the main shaft 151 opposite to the first end thereof.
- the connecting shaft 153 and the fixed shaft 155 both have a diameter greater than that of the main shaft 151 .
- the connecting shaft 153 is substantially cylindrical disk-shaped, and is slidably mounted to and received within the receiving chamber 116 of the flexible adjusting base 11 , and further slidably mounted with the sliding block 13 .
- An assembly slot 154 is defined in the distal end surface of the connecting shaft 153 corresponding to the sliding block 13 . In the illustrated embodiment, the assembly slot 154 is a cross-shaped slot.
- the assembly slot 154 includes a first assembly slot 1541 and a second assembly slot 1542 perpendicularly intersecting with the first assembly slot 1541 , and is respectively corresponding to the first and second sliding blocks 131 , 132 .
- the first assembly slot 1541 has a length substantially the same as that of the first sliding block 131 , and has a width wider than that of the first sliding block 131 .
- the second assembly slot 1542 has a length longer than that of the second sliding block 132 , and has a width substantially the same as that of the second sliding block 132 .
- the adjustment assembly 16 is adjustably mounted to the flexible adjusting base 11 , for timely adjustment of an assembling tightness between the sliding shaft 15 and the flexible adjusting base 11 , and buffering an impulse force suffered by the sliding shaft 15 .
- the adjustment assembly 16 includes four adjusting bolts 161 and four elastic members 163 .
- the four adjusting bolts 161 together with the corresponding elastic members 163 are respectively screwed into the four assembly holes 118 of the four side surfaces 117 of the flexible adjusting base 11 and elastically resist against the periphery of the connecting shaft 153 of the sliding shaft 15 .
- the elastic member 163 can be a coil spring, or an elastic washer.
- the fixing member 17 is substantially U-shaped, and is sleeved on the main shaft 151 of the sliding shaft 15 , and further securely mounted onto the bottom surface 115 of the flexible adjusting base 11 .
- the fixing member 17 defines a U-shaped opening 171 and a plurality of mounting holes 173 surrounding the opening 171 .
- the lubricating assembly 19 includes a plurality of idle wheels 191 and a plurality of roller balls 193 .
- the plurality of idle wheels 191 together with the corresponding plurality of roller balls 193 are respectively assembled within the corresponding plurality of mounting holes 173 of the fixing member 17 , and resist against the connecting shaft 153 of the sliding shaft 15 .
- the gripping jaw assembly 50 is mounted to the fixed shaft 155 of the sliding shaft 15 , for gripping the workpiece.
- the gripping jaw assembly 50 includes a cylindrical section 51 , four connecting blocks 53 , four gripping jaws 55 and four support rods 57 .
- the cylindrical section 51 is a cylindrical structure comprising four jaws, and is fixed to the fixed shaft 155 of the sliding shaft 15 .
- the cylindrical section 51 is substantially cylindrical and defines four connecting slots 513 symmetrically at a periphery of the distal end of the cylindrical section 51 .
- a cross section of each connecting slot 513 is substantially T-shaped.
- the four connecting blocks 53 are all substantially T-shaped, and are respectively assembled within the four connecting slots 513 of the cylindrical section 51 .
- the four gripping jaws 55 are assembled to the cylindrical section 51 by the four connecting blocks 53 , and are driven by the cylindrical section 51 to grip and release the workpiece.
- Each gripping jaw 55 is substantially rectangular bar-shaped; one end of each gripping jaw 55 is fixed with the connecting block 53 .
- the four support rods 57 are respectively fixed to the other end of the four gripping jaws 55 , and together form a substantially rectangular shape.
- the four support rods 57 are made of rubber or flexible plastic.
- one end of the connecting member 30 is fixed to the top surface 111 of the flexible adjusting base 11 , and is covered on the mounting slot 112 .
- One end of the sliding block 13 is aligned with and is slidably assembled within the mounting slot 112 of the flexible adjusting base 11 .
- the other end of the sliding block 13 is received within the receiving chamber 116 of the flexible adjusting base 11 .
- the first and second sliding blocks 131 , 132 are respectively received within the first and second mounting slots 1121 , 1122 of the mounting slot 112 .
- the connecting shaft 153 of the sliding shaft 15 is inserted into the receiving chamber 116 of the flexible adjusting base 11 , and is slidably assembled with the other end of the sliding block 13 .
- the other end of the sliding block 13 is correspondingly slidably assembled into the assembly slot 154 of the connecting shaft 153 .
- the four adjusting bolts 161 together with the corresponding elastic members 163 of the adjustment assembly 16 are respectively screwed into the four assembly holes 118 of the four side surfaces 117 of the flexible adjusting base 11 and elastically resist against the periphery of the connecting shaft 153 of the sliding shaft 15 .
- the fixing member 17 is sleeved on the main shaft 151 of the sliding shaft 15 , and is securely mounted onto the bottom surface 115 of the flexible adjusting base 11 .
- the lubricating assembly 19 is assembled to the fixing member 17 .
- the roller balls 193 resist against the connecting shaft 153 of the sliding shaft 15 .
- the gripping jaw assembly 50 is finally mounted to the fixed shaft 155 of the sliding shaft 15 to finish the assembly of the flexible adjustable gripping device 100 .
- the connecting member 30 is connected to a mechanical arm or a driving shaft of a robot (not shown), and is driven by the mechanical arm or the driving shaft of the robot to move adjacent to the pre-gripped workpiece.
- the four gripping jaws 55 together with the four support rods 57 are driven by the cylindrical section 51 to align with and grip the workpiece, meanwhile, the gripping jaw assembly 50 together with the sliding shaft 15 can slide slightly relative to the flexible adjusting base 11 for ensuring the gripping accuracy of the flexible adjustable gripping device 100 .
- the adjustment assembly 16 together with the lubricating assembly 19 can efficiently absorb and decrease the impulse force suffered by the sliding shaft 15 in use.
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Description
- 1. Technical Field
- This disclosure relates to gripping devices, and particularly, to a flexible adjustable gripping device.
- 2. Description of Related Art
- Flexible adjustable gripping devices are widely applied to industrial robots for gripping workpieces automatically. However, a commonly used flexible adjustable gripping device has a complex structure and low accuracy for gripping the workpieces automatically. In addition, the commonly used flexible adjustable gripping device cannot align with a central portion of a pre-gripped workpiece automatically and accurately.
- Therefore, there is room for improvement in the art.
- Many aspects of the embodiments can be better understood with reference to the following drawings. The components in the drawings are not necessarily drawn to scale, the emphasis instead being placed upon clearly illustrating the principles of the present disclosure. Moreover, in the drawings like reference numerals designate corresponding parts throughout the several views. Wherever possible, the same reference numerals are used throughout the drawings to refer to the same or like elements of an embodiment.
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FIG. 1 is an assembled, isometric view of an embodiment of a flexible adjustable gripping device. -
FIG. 2 is an exploded, isometric view of the flexible adjustable gripping device ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 3 is similar toFIG. 2 , but viewed from another aspect. -
FIG. 4 is a cross-section of the flexible adjustable gripping device ofFIG. 1 . - Referring to
FIG. 1 , an embodiment of a flexibleadjustable gripping device 100 is shown. The flexibleadjustable gripping device 100 includes aflexible adjusting mechanism 10, a connectingmember 30 and a grippingjaw assembly 50. A first end of the connectingmember 30 is fixed to theflexible adjusting mechanism 10, and a second end of the connectingmember 30 opposite to the first end of the connectingmember 30 is connected to a mechanical arm or a driving shaft of a robot (not shown). Thegripping jaw assembly 50 is mounted to one end of theflexible adjusting mechanism 10 opposite to the connectingmember 30, for gripping a workpiece (not shown). - Also referring to
FIGS. 2 and 3 , theflexible adjusting mechanism 10 includes aflexible adjusting base 11, a slidingblock 13, asliding shaft 15, anadjustment assembly 16, afixing member 17 and alubricating assembly 19. Theflexible adjusting base 11 is a substantially rectangular board in the illustrated embodiment, and includes atop surface 111, abottom surface 115 opposite to thetop surface 111, and fourside surfaces 117. A substantiallycross-shaped mounting slot 112 is defined through the top surface of theflexible adjusting base 11. Themounting slot 112 includes afirst mounting slot 1121 and asecond mounting slot 1122 perpendicularly intersecting with thefirst mounting slot 1121. Thefirst mounting slot 1121 has a length greater than that of thesecond mounting slot 1122, but has a width less than that of thesecond mounting slot 1122. Areceiving chamber 116 is recessed from thebottom surface 115 of theflexible adjusting base 11 and communicates with themounting slot 112. In one embodiment, thereceiving chamber 116 is substantially hollow cylindrical and is positioned at the substantially central portion of thebottom surface 115. Eachside surface 117 defines anassembly hole 118 communicating with thereceiving chamber 116. - The sliding
block 13 is slidably assembled within themounting slot 112, and further slidably assembled with thesliding shaft 15. In the illustrated embodiment, thesliding block 13 is substantially cross-shaped, and is slidably assembled within themounting slot 112 along a preset direction. The slidingblock 13 includes a first slidingblock 131 and a second sliding block 132 perpendicularly intersecting with the first slidingblock 131. The first slidingblock 131 has a shape and dimension substantially the same as that of the second sliding block 132. The first and secondsliding blocks 131, 132 both have a width substantially the same as that of thefirst mounting slot 1121, but less than that of thesecond mounting slot 1122. The first and secondsliding blocks 131, 132 both have a length less that of thefirst mounting slot 1121, but greater than that of thesecond mounting slot 1122. One end of the slidingblock 13 is slidably assembled within themounting slot 112 of theflexible adjusting base 11, and the opposite other end of the slidingblock 13 is received within thereceiving chamber 116 of theflexible adjusting base 11, and further slidably assembled with thesliding shaft 15. - The
sliding shaft 15 includes amain shaft 151, a connectingshaft 153 coaxially extending from a first end of themain shaft 151, and afixed shaft 155 coaxially extending from a second end of themain shaft 151 opposite to the first end thereof. The connectingshaft 153 and thefixed shaft 155 both have a diameter greater than that of themain shaft 151. The connectingshaft 153 is substantially cylindrical disk-shaped, and is slidably mounted to and received within thereceiving chamber 116 of theflexible adjusting base 11, and further slidably mounted with the slidingblock 13. An assembly slot 154 is defined in the distal end surface of the connectingshaft 153 corresponding to thesliding block 13. In the illustrated embodiment, the assembly slot 154 is a cross-shaped slot. The assembly slot 154 includes afirst assembly slot 1541 and a second assembly slot 1542 perpendicularly intersecting with thefirst assembly slot 1541, and is respectively corresponding to the first and second slidingblocks 131, 132. Thefirst assembly slot 1541 has a length substantially the same as that of the first slidingblock 131, and has a width wider than that of the first slidingblock 131. The second assembly slot 1542 has a length longer than that of the second sliding block 132, and has a width substantially the same as that of the second sliding block 132. Such that, when thesliding block 13 is assembled with theflexible adjusting base 11 and thesliding shaft 15, theflexible adjusting base 11 and thesliding shaft 15 are slidably assembled together along two perpendicular directions relative to each other. - The
adjustment assembly 16 is adjustably mounted to theflexible adjusting base 11, for timely adjustment of an assembling tightness between thesliding shaft 15 and theflexible adjusting base 11, and buffering an impulse force suffered by thesliding shaft 15. In the illustrated embodiment, theadjustment assembly 16 includes four adjustingbolts 161 and fourelastic members 163. The four adjustingbolts 161 together with the correspondingelastic members 163 are respectively screwed into the fourassembly holes 118 of the fourside surfaces 117 of theflexible adjusting base 11 and elastically resist against the periphery of the connectingshaft 153 of thesliding shaft 15. Theelastic member 163 can be a coil spring, or an elastic washer. - The
fixing member 17 is substantially U-shaped, and is sleeved on themain shaft 151 of thesliding shaft 15, and further securely mounted onto thebottom surface 115 of theflexible adjusting base 11. Thefixing member 17 defines a U-shaped opening 171 and a plurality of mountingholes 173 surrounding the opening 171. - The lubricating
assembly 19 includes a plurality ofidle wheels 191 and a plurality ofroller balls 193. The plurality ofidle wheels 191 together with the corresponding plurality ofroller balls 193 are respectively assembled within the corresponding plurality of mountingholes 173 of thefixing member 17, and resist against the connectingshaft 153 of thesliding shaft 15. - The
gripping jaw assembly 50 is mounted to thefixed shaft 155 of thesliding shaft 15, for gripping the workpiece. Thegripping jaw assembly 50 includes acylindrical section 51, fourconnecting blocks 53, four grippingjaws 55 and foursupport rods 57. In the illustrated embodiment, thecylindrical section 51 is a cylindrical structure comprising four jaws, and is fixed to thefixed shaft 155 of thesliding shaft 15. Thecylindrical section 51 is substantially cylindrical and defines fourconnecting slots 513 symmetrically at a periphery of the distal end of thecylindrical section 51. A cross section of each connectingslot 513 is substantially T-shaped. The four connectingblocks 53 are all substantially T-shaped, and are respectively assembled within the four connectingslots 513 of thecylindrical section 51. The fourgripping jaws 55 are assembled to thecylindrical section 51 by the four connectingblocks 53, and are driven by thecylindrical section 51 to grip and release the workpiece. Eachgripping jaw 55 is substantially rectangular bar-shaped; one end of eachgripping jaw 55 is fixed with the connectingblock 53. The foursupport rods 57 are respectively fixed to the other end of the four grippingjaws 55, and together form a substantially rectangular shape. The foursupport rods 57 are made of rubber or flexible plastic. - Also referring to
FIGS. 2 through 4 , when assembling the flexible adjustablegripping device 100, one end of the connectingmember 30 is fixed to thetop surface 111 of theflexible adjusting base 11, and is covered on the mountingslot 112. One end of the slidingblock 13 is aligned with and is slidably assembled within the mountingslot 112 of theflexible adjusting base 11. The other end of the slidingblock 13 is received within the receivingchamber 116 of theflexible adjusting base 11. The first and second slidingblocks 131, 132 are respectively received within the first and second mountingslots slot 112. The connectingshaft 153 of the slidingshaft 15 is inserted into the receivingchamber 116 of theflexible adjusting base 11, and is slidably assembled with the other end of the slidingblock 13. The other end of the slidingblock 13 is correspondingly slidably assembled into the assembly slot 154 of the connectingshaft 153. The four adjustingbolts 161 together with the correspondingelastic members 163 of theadjustment assembly 16 are respectively screwed into the fourassembly holes 118 of the fourside surfaces 117 of theflexible adjusting base 11 and elastically resist against the periphery of the connectingshaft 153 of the slidingshaft 15. The fixingmember 17 is sleeved on themain shaft 151 of the slidingshaft 15, and is securely mounted onto thebottom surface 115 of theflexible adjusting base 11. The lubricatingassembly 19 is assembled to the fixingmember 17. Theroller balls 193 resist against the connectingshaft 153 of the slidingshaft 15. Thegripping jaw assembly 50 is finally mounted to the fixedshaft 155 of the slidingshaft 15 to finish the assembly of the flexible adjustablegripping device 100. - In use, the connecting
member 30 is connected to a mechanical arm or a driving shaft of a robot (not shown), and is driven by the mechanical arm or the driving shaft of the robot to move adjacent to the pre-gripped workpiece. The fourgripping jaws 55 together with the foursupport rods 57 are driven by thecylindrical section 51 to align with and grip the workpiece, meanwhile, thegripping jaw assembly 50 together with the slidingshaft 15 can slide slightly relative to theflexible adjusting base 11 for ensuring the gripping accuracy of the flexible adjustablegripping device 100. In addition, theadjustment assembly 16 together with the lubricatingassembly 19 can efficiently absorb and decrease the impulse force suffered by the slidingshaft 15 in use. - It is to be understood, however, that even through numerous characteristics and advantages of the disclosure have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structure and function of the invention, the disclosure is illustrative only, and changes may be made in detail, especially in matters of shape, size, and arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended claims are expressed.
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